Apple Keyboard Risers

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There is no facility to adjust the angle of Apple Wireless Keyboards on their own, forcing users to accept a standard tilt of only six degrees. As a result, keys are laid flat, requiring fingers to push downward from almost directly overhead. Many people prefer a more pronounced keyboard angle, finding that a higher incline makes key pressing easier and typing more comfortable, reducing hand and wrist fatigue in the process. Apple Keyboard Risers offer a quick and easy solution by allowing users to raise their keyboards 10, 15, 20, or 25mm to suit their personal preference. These risers are available for download as STL files for each size option. Changing your Apple keyboard angle is simple: first, determine the ideal tilt for you by placing objects under the back of your keyboard to test different angles. Find objects approximately 10, 15, 20, or 25mm thick and see which one feels most comfortable. Download the file and print two risers. Installation requires a firm push on each end just inside the standard keyboards rubber pads. Rotate the Apple Keyboard Risers forward until they cannot rotate further, as they are designed to be stopped by the underside of the keyboard and angled to prevent rotation backwards during use. The standard Apple keyboard has rubber pads underneath that help prevent it from sliding during use. Since these pads will no longer make contact with the surface when using the risers, it's recommended to stick thin rubber or non-slip pads onto the bottom of your Apple Keyboard Risers. Suitable adhesive-backed material can be easily found at any hardware store. Apple Keyboard Risers have been trialed with numerous Mac users, receiving overwhelmingly positive feedback. Most users prefer the 15mm and 20mm options, which are quick to print and use minimal filament. Please refer to the print settings and images for additional information, as they must be printed with high infill to ensure strength and durability.